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Part II: Bank Robbery Getaway
Lewis and Clark entered Montana as part of their expedition from 1804 to 1806. They were searching for a water route that would provide access to the Pacific Ocean. They found a land where Indians migrated in step with enormous herds of buffalo.
During the 1880s, cattle barons discovered the plush grazing lands in Montana. They brought herds of cattle from Texas and claimed thousands of acres as their own. Among those ranches was one known as the Hash Knife Ranch. Kid Curry was friendly with a horse wrangler working on the ranch. For that reason, it was chosen as a good place to stash a relay of horses to be used after the bank robbery in Belle Fourche, South Dakota (we covered the bank robbery and trail to Hash Knife in the January 2010 issue, "Hard Ride to Hash Knife, Part I: Bank Robbery Getaway").
Kid Curry, Sundance Kid, George Curry, and Walt Puteney arrived at the Hash Knife on Box Elder Creek from different directions. They had taken separate trails to make it harder for a posse to follow. After a short reunion, they decided to split up again and take separate trails to Hole in the Wall in Wyoming.
Retracing the gang's steps, this article's author Lone Writer and his friend Happy Jack left Hash Knife and spent the night in the national forest south of Ekalaka. They decided to follow the Powder River all the way back to Hole in the Wall. To make that connection, they headed west to the ghost town of Powderville. The Powder River originates in the Big Horn Mountains near Hole in the Wall in Wyoming. It flows on a Northeasterly course into Montana and empties into the Yellowstone River.
The Powder River Route crosses wide open country with very few signs of civilization. Most all of the route is unpaved. It crosses rolling hills with beautiful views of the river. Although the river is frequently in view, much of the land on both sides is privately owned and fenced. In several places, the road crosses the river and in one place a recreation area has been constructed.
It crosses about 260 miles with only a few places to purchase fuel. Lone Writer and Happy Jack had topped off their gas tanks in Ekalaka and were nearly empty by the time they passed through Kaycee in Wyoming.


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The most memorable injuries in sports history are the ones that occurred off the field. Lions receiver Nate Burleson joined that elite category this week when he broke his arm in a car crash that happened as he reached over to grab a pizza that was falling out of the passenger seat. No word on whether he made the catch, but certainly football is more his life calling than pizza delivery. Detroit's top target not named Calvin Johnson will be out until November. But where does his injury rank among the all-time greats sustained in an off-field incident? You be the judge. Plaxico Burress: The Giants wideout shot himself in the leg while at a nightclub. But it wasn't the injury that kept him off the field — it was the insult. Burress had to go to jail for illegally carrying the firearm. This story is hard to top, though technically the injury itself did not cost him any playing time. Glenallen Hill: Glenallen Hill is a BAD mofo, as his home run onto the top of a Wrigley Field rooftop o...
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Year published: 2011
Length: 55 pages (without appendices and references)
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Producer/ Publisher: Mersey Care NHS Trust
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Audience: Service management | Front-line service personnel | Policy managers and directors
Topics: Human rights | equality | assessing risk | proportionality | balancing competing rights | autonomy | safeguarding | best interests
This document provides a human rights-based framework for use by social workers and clinicians to assess and manage risks associated with adults with a learning disability who present a likely and serious risk of harm to either themselves or others. Its approach is to balance the human rights of service users, their carers and their communities. Produced by Mersey Care NHS Trust, this 2011 edition explains what it means to take a human rights-based approach to complex care and risk management, with a step-by-step guide to the procedure and comprehensive guidance notes. It reflects the current state of research into risk assessment and its links to current practice, as well as current legislation and policy. The manual may be copied for use within NHS organisations if suitably credited. It can be used in conjunction with other tools produced by Mersey Care for service users with learning disabilities.
'Put simply, we feel that we can positively manage and balance risk, if we can support service users, their carers and their communities to access and balance their rights.' This is the main message from this unique tool for social workers and clinicians who wish to ensure that their risk management practice:
The Human Rights Joint Risk Assessment and Management Plan (known as HR-JRAMP) differs from other tools in that it expressly incorporates human rights values and uses them to assess and balance risk.
It is also distinctive in that it builds in space for reflection. At different points in the process, practitioners are prompted ask themselves whether they are acting according to human rights values and to check for any unwitting bias or assumptions they might have.
The document emphasises that risk assessment is not something that should be 'done to' people: the person being assessed should be as thoroughly involved in the process as possible. Mersey Care NHS Trust - which produced this manual - has also produced tools to assist people with learning disabilities to assess the risks that they might pose or that other might pose to them.
The HR-JRAMP document is in line with:
It reflects the fact that human rights principles are now explicit in the NHS constitution and in the approach of the Care Quality Commission.
It places great emphasis on the inclusion of service users, which is an essential part of a human rights based approach to healthcare. It will support practitioners to respond to other policies encouraging service user involvement, including the 2010 White Paper, 'Equity and Excellence: Liberating the NHS'.
The document embeds into the process of assessing and managing the risk the human rights values known as FREDA:
For example:
At the heart of the HR-JRAMP is the principle of proportionality. This can be summarised as 'not using a sledgehammer to crack a nut'. It ensures that any restriction of a person's human rights is kept to a minimum.
When considering if a strategy is proportionate, the person assessing the risk should ask:
Case example:
Calvin displayed self-injurious behaviour, including pulling his own hair out and attempting to bite his hands. These incidents occurred roughly once a week and could last for half a day. The management team at Calvin's day centre decided to introduce splints to ensure he didn't seriously hurt himself. Over a five-year period, the time Calvin spent wearing the splints increased until he spent most days in them. This risked violating his right not to be treated in an inhuman or degrading way. In particular, the amount of time Calvin spent wearing the splints was not proportionate to the self-injurious behaviour. The intervention was reviewed using a human rights based approach to see if it was proportionate to the risk. As a result, staff systematically reduced the amount of time Calvin wore the splints. The splints are now only used when his behaviour poses a significant risk to his own well-being.
Source: Human Rights Joint Risk Assessment and Management Plan, 2011, p.12.
The principle of proportionality means that, in risk management, an emphasis on proactive rather than reactive strategies is more likely to be consistent with human rights. Proactive strategies aim to reduce the occurrence of risk or challenging behaviours.
Case example:
Joe is a young man with autism. Joe was reported by care staff to be trying to hit and bite them, usually in the mornings. Staff were trying to manage Joe's aggression reactively by using physical intervention techniques for extended periods of time. This risked violating Joe's right not to be treated in an inhuman or degrading way. After looking at when and why incidents occurred, staff realised Joe would become aggressive when they were trying to assist him to get washed. After speaking to Joe's mum, staff realised that to wash Joe as a child, she had developed a highly structured shower routine which he was used to following every day. They proactively adopted this routine and the physical aggression they were experiencing from Joe reduced dramatically.
Source: Human Rights Joint Risk Assessment and Management Plan, 2011, p.14.
The manual supports practitioners to take balanced decisions; for example, to balance the service user's rights against those of others, or to balance different rights for the same service user.
Case Example
Melissa is a service user with a learning disability who seriously self harms and leaves her package of care without support. When she leaves her carers, Melissa engages in unprotected sex with strangers. She has tried to take her own life on previous occasions when alone in the community. Melissa is on a section of the Mental Health Act. Staff have placed restrictors on Melissa's window to prevent her from leaving. This interferes with Melissa's right to liberty - a 'limited' right - to protect her right to life, which is an 'absolute' right that can never be interfered with. In this instance staff, are attempting to balance Melissa's right to life against her right to liberty. As Melissa is under a section of Mental Health Act her right to liberty can legally be restricted.
Source: Human Rights Joint Risk Assessment and Management Plan, 2011, p.14.
The document contains detailed guidance on the process of completing a risk assessment and constructing a risk management plan. It includes a blank recording form and explains how this should be filled in with the involvement of the person being assessed to ensure a thorough analysis of risk and a robust plan for its management.
For those wish to read further, there is a section analysing recent research on approaches to assessing and managing risk. This cites evidence that people with learning disabilities have low levels of awareness of their own human rights. It includes references to several 'easy read' human rights guides.
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Beginning of a divergence? Sales of bonds have been the fuel for the stock market rally in January. However, stocks have moved sideways in the last few days, but the bond market is not being sold. We're in a narrow range between 1,495 and 1,515 on the S&P 500. Something is going to break soon.
1) The euro dropped as European Central Bank Chief Mario Draghi said inflation is expected to fall in the coming months, which will allow the ECB's monetary stance to remain "accommodative."
2) Retail sales: No post-holiday blues? There was a lot of worry about retail this month, given the higher gas prices and the payroll tax increase that kicked in Jan. 1.
Gap, Limited Brands, Nordstrom, and Macy's all much stronger than expected, offset by a few disappointments (Ann, Buckle, Cato).
According to RetailMetrics, sales were up 4.5 percent vs. 2.8 expected.
But wait ... weren't there reports of markdowns? Didn't that impact margins?
Yes, but on the surface, it didn't look like markdowns impacted profits too much. Macy's, TJX Cos., and Gap raised estimates, Limited said it is comfortable with guidance.
Still, the improvement in guidance was very modest ... a couple pennies ... and that suggests strong sales did come somewhat at the expense of profits.
Also remember, input costs (cotton) are lower than last year, so there was more flexibility on the markdowns.
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They dated, fell in love and married last September. A few months after the big day, they decided to start looking for a house.
And, as is becoming part of the tradition of searching for a home, they turned to the Internet. One night early in their search, Lindsey, 24, found herself on the website of the HGTV show "House Hunters." Soon, she was filling out an online questionnaire for those interested in appearing on the show.
That was last fall. A week later, Lindsey received an email from a producer asking for more information. Shortly thereafter, the producer asked for an audition video. By late winter, "House Hunters" crews had visited Omaha twice to film her and Joey, 30, as the Omaha couple looked at homes that would fit their budget and lifestyle. They'll appear on the show at 9 p.m. Thursday.
Like every young couple, Lindsey and Joey's tastes differed some. Lindsey wanted a house that was move-in ready. Joey was content with a fixer-upper. But both wanted a lot of space; Joey grew up in rural Kansas and was used to big yards and open spaces. The couple also works with a dachshund rescue and wanted a yard for the dogs to run.
They worked with a real-estate agent to identify homes to look at when the film crew arrived, and they revisited homes that had caught their attention before and between filming. They sat in front of the camera and discussed things they liked — and didn't — about the homes they toured.
Lindsey is apprehensive about seeing that part of the show.
"We're excited but nervous," she said. "After watching the show now, it's a little nerve-wracking to see people's idiosyncrasies."
Ultimately, they found the perfect house, and the HGTV crew happened to be there when they looked at it for the very first time. Thus, the reactions viewers will see Thursday night will be genuine.
After the filming — but before closing — the Bauers hit a small snag when a pipe burst and flooded a room in the basement. The financial institution that owned the home wouldn't pay to fix it, and the Bauers considered walking away.
But they didn't, and they're glad.
"We won't let it get in the way of getting a really good investment," she said.
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"Wisdom is knowing when a relationship has run its course. Not everything lasts – letting go is a leap of Faith.
Wisdom is also putting your whole Heart into relationships that are worth cultivating!
To know the difference between which people to let go of & which to keep – ask yourself – if I loved me, what would I do?"
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There seems to be a lot of changes happening in relationships right now. This week the media shockingly released statements of separations by two seemingly solid couples: Courteney Cox from her husband of eleven years, David Arquette and Christina Aguilera from her husband of almost five years, Jordan Bratman. In my own personal life, several of my friends have been in a place of introspection concerning their romantic relationships. "Should I proceed?" "Where is this relationship going?" "Is this person worth keeping in my life?" are the questions they have been asking themselves as they ponder their relationship's future. Even I have been more critical in my dating life wondering, "Why is this guy in my life?" "Can I truly see myself in a committed relationship with him?" "Is this the type of relationship I am seeking?" These kinds of questions are difficult to contemplate when we're already in a tough economy. There are likely many other important things currently filling our minds. Yet relationships are an integral part of our lives. Feeling loved can help us to feel secure and confident whereas alienation and depression can be felt if we sense that love is slipping away.
One of my friends who studies astrology explained to me that we are currently in a Venus retrograde. The retrograde is from October 8 – November 18, 2010. As the planet of love and values, astrologers suggest that a Venus retrograde period is a time when we reassess what and who we value. Old friends and lovers may reappear possibly complicating a current relationship, and natural and spontaneous affection may be difficult to express during this time. Strong relationships will weather this storm, but others that may have already been strained may come to an end during this retrograde cycle. As a single person, this is the time to look critically at your relationship and evaluate your relationship needs and if they are being fulfilled by your partner.
Whether you believe in astrology or not, it is important to periodically take time out and re-evaluate the relationships in your life. Are they working for you? Are your needs being met? Is it going in the direction you would like it to go? If the answer to any of these questions is, "No" then this may be a good time to take some distance from the relationship (not necessarily break-up, but at least take time out) to truly love and nurture yourself so you may gain clarity on how to proceed.
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LINCOLN — Nebraska football coach Bo Pelini offered measured comments like a man on the right side of one of the closest, more controversial calls in Husker history.
Two days after NU's 32-23 win over Penn State, Pelini said a goal-line play that referees ruled a fumble on the field, a decision the replay official upheld, remained a call too close to change — even after Pelini saw TV replays of Nittany Lion tight end Matt Lehman appearing to break the plane of the goal line with the football before Nebraska linebacker David Santos knocked it out.
"I looked at the TV angle," Pelini said at his Monday press conference. "It was not a good angle. The one angle that I did see that was on the goal line — that was actually on the goal line — looked like it was coming out.
"But I think it was so close. I'd go with what I said after the game: If they had called it a touchdown, they probably wouldn't have reversed it. But they called it a fumble on the field, and it was too close to reverse it."
Not surprisingly, that's not necessarily the feeling of Penn State fans. Some of the media that cover the program took issue with the call, too.
It triggered an array of arguments, emotions, debates and laments. The raw wound that is the ongoing sex abuse scandal in State College — and the four-year NCAA hammer of penalties that resulted from it — appeared to have opened a little wider over the weekend.
And when PSU quarterback Matt McGloin hinted after the game at a potential conspiracy to keep Penn State from getting good calls, reporters who write about the Nittany Lions at least acknowledged that fans who wanted to buy into McGloin's theory had some latitude to do so.
"Even all but the most defiant of Nebraska partisans, I'm sure, can't deny that Lehman scored Penn State a go-ahead touchdown before losing the ball," wrote Devon Edwards on the popular Penn State blog Black Shoe Diaries.
Edwards went on to write:
"The only possible explanation, then, is that the replay official was clouded by bias. Maybe he grew up a Nebraska fan. Maybe Tom Osborne slipped him a couple hundred bucks before the game. Maybe, like so many indignant reporters around this time a year ago, he wanted to show the world just how much he hates child abuse, and decided to take it out on Penn State.
"Sound farfetched? Sure, but what's the alternative? That he, objectively, watched the same replay we all watched, studied it as closely as we did, and decided that no, it didn't clearly show, beyond any reasonable doubt, a Penn State touchdown? Does he not have eyes?
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David Jones, who has covered Penn State football for two decades for The Patriot-News in Harrisburg, Pa., had an in-depth analysis:
"As far as guys who make a call one way or another simply because they don't happen to like a certain team or coach? In general, I think it's such a silly premise as to not even be worth addressing.
"Well, this one leaves me without a case. Does that mean I think the replay guys consciously made a decision to screw Penn State because of the Sandusky scandal? No. I don't know a thing about the men who made the decision.
"It just means I have no ammo to refute that viewpoint. That it was such an egregious error, I can't discard the notion. The evidence was right there to see. And it was disregarded. How can that be explained? ...
"Then again, I suppose what's a reasonable doubt to some is unreasonable to others. To the most persnickety of those installed with the mandate of replay official, a call must be 100-percent irrefutable. I would call this one about 99 percent. Only because NASA didn't have a surveillance camera pointed at Lehman from overhead. In other words, how much proof is enough?
Blue and White Illustrated columnist Nate Bauer offered an alternate theory:
"Is it a conspiracy by the Big Ten to further punish the program?
"Flatly, no.
"The glaring reality of that answer might actually be worse, though.
"To pull off a vast conspiracy, competence is needed, and if the league's officiating has proven anything in recent seasons — not just in dealing with Penn State, but the other 11 member teams as well — that is simply not present in an old boy network that repeatedly fails the players and coaches that work tirelessly for their one opportunity to play a fair, well-officiated game each weekend."
The message boards on Blue and White Illustrated — which is part of the Rivals.com network — had dozens of topics devoted to the call. One of them was started by a Penn State fan who referred to the Sunday World-Herald that had a photo of what he believed clearly showed Lehman extending the ball over the goal line.
Poster nits74 left this comment: "Great picture that says it all. Yes, willful cheating is correct."
Columnist Adam Bittner of The Daily Collegian, Penn State's student newspaper, cautioned against Nittany Lion fans taking a kind of "bunker mentality" after calls don't go their way.
"If the program's supporters continue to let things like this ruin their enjoyment of what was a classic battle on the Plains, it's going to be a long, painful slog through the NCAA's sanctions for them. It also looks really bad from the outside. Every time fans play the 'victim' card over trivial things like a bad call on the football field, it cheapens the true suffering of those Sandusky abused."
Mike Gross of the Lancaster (Pa.) Sunday News lamented that one play could detract from what had been a closely-contested game and steer observers back toward a scandal.
"This was an epic college football game. It had more plot twists than 'Breaking Bad,' and more heroics than 'Braveheart.'
"And now we have to talk about referees and replay booths and tiny fractions of an inch and/or second and controversy and, yes, claims of conspiracy.
"Which means we have to again talk, if even in a small and very indirect way, about Jerry Sandusky."


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For years, Microsoft officials talked about speeding the Windows client delivery cycle. Some cheered; some jeered. (Those jeering were business users worried about the compatibility testing and training that the introduction of more frequent Windows releases would wreak.)
In 2009, with the arrival of Steven Sinofsky as head of the Windows and Windows Live business, the talk of frequency changed to a focus on predictability. The Windows train would arrive precisely every 2.586 to 3.0 years, and that was that.
But lately there have been some signs of more frequent Windows updates.
One clue comes from the name of the version of Windows for ARM processors. Instead of calling it Windows Runtime (WinRT) 2012, the 'Softies went with plain-old WinRT. Perhaps it's nothing more than yet another nod to Apple, which called its latest iPad plain-old iPad. But it could also signal something more.
What if Microsoft is moving toward not just a more Apple-like naming scheme, but also a more Apple-like delivery model of pushing regular (or at least annual) updates of the OS to users? This might be seen first on the tablet front, as ZDNet UK's Simon Bisson posited in a recent blog post. That would be one way to more quickly transition developers from the Win32 to the WinRT programming interface -- and to get fixes and updates pushed to users more quickly and reliably. Bisson did add the caveat that it would be easier and more likely for this kind of a change to occur on ARM tablets first, given that the OS is embedded and locked to specific devices. Add that to the fact that current and potential tablet users have iPad-ingrained expectations about how quickly their vendors should be revving their OS, and there's a believable argument for new versions of WinRT being delivered annually.
Another pointer indicating the 'Softies might be softening on their rigid OS delivery schedule came from Bob Kelly, a Windows Azure marketing corporate VP. Kelly recently noted that the cloud is having an effect on how Microsoft thinks about building and delivering software.
"When you're operating on a cloud-first cadence, you don't have a multiyear ship cycle, full stop. Because of the consumerization of IT, you actually have to deliver even your packaged software on more of a consumer-like cadence. And that consumer-like cadence -- whether that's phone or tablet -- looks more annual."
Some other Microsoft units, such as its Dynamics CRM and Office 365 businesses, are already leading with the cloud first. What this means is features that initially debut as part of Dynamics CRM Online or Exchange Online later make their way into the on-premises complements of these services. That, too, is already happening with Windows Server. Microsoft Windows Server 2012 took a number of cues from Windows Azure, the 'Softies have said, in both its overall design and feature set.
But given there's no true cloud complement to the Windows client, does that rule out Microsoft ever moving toward more frequent Windows releases on x86/x64 platforms? Will business users balk if Microsoft puts Windows on a faster delivery track? And does Microsoft, with its new emphasis on introducing products first designed for consumers rather than businesses (then later adding business functionality), care all that much?
What's your take? Would you be in favor of seeing a Windows 2013, 2014 and 2015?
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What about feature packs aka Power Packs? For Windows Home Server there would be 'power packs' which added new features to the system. This would be a good idea. Or a point release like 8.5 or something. With something like this they couldn't make anything wrong even with businesses, because it would still be windows 8 underneath and everything would still be completly compatible. It wouldn't be a whole new system like Vista -> 7 -> 8. More like a 'Longhorn XP'. So they had the chance to add more functionallity to metro and maybe speed up some other things. And because it's not a 'full' new system, businesses could stay at 8.0 and still get security updates. I think this would be the best idea. =]
Here's what I don't get: Why EXACTLY do people want more frequent releases of Windows? What's wrong with what's currently available? It's patched regularly, plenty of support for it, tons of software etc. Now I can certainly understand the desire to get Windows Phone updated a bit more frequently since it is in need of some added functionality, but the desktop/server OS? Why? What's missing? What do people want? Just to see the version number go up? One can not compare iOS to the Windows desktop OS, as it makes zero sense to do so.
We had annual released of NT (NT3.1, 3.5, 3.51 and 4). The corporate market (which is I think the bulk of MSFTs profit) did not want updates that often.
For most corporates, what they WANT is to have the software life match their hardware life. PCs these days are routinely 5+ years in normal corporate use - it would be nice to have software 'last' that long (vs the three years MSFT wants via EAs, etc).
I do not believe MSFT's engineering processes are well enough tuned to fast updates to make this a sensible approach.
The above applies to the server and core client packages. As for WInineRT, given that that is just a consumer 'toy', that team can do what they like. In fact they probalby have to is the Surface is not to go the way of the Kin, and MIcrosoft Bob.
To get reader's attention focused more on subject, it helps to remove one's view out of Apple's South.
I wouldn't mind more frequent OS updates, but they'd have to be priced right ($50) and have backward compatibility. I would assume that the changes wouldn't be very major given the short development time, which would concern a lot of people. People already complain that there isn't much different with Win8 than with Win7 other than the UI change. The complaints would range from "Should have been a service pack" to "More money for less features".
However, hardware requirements would be an issue. Would a brand new Windows 2015 OS still work with 2012 hardware?
Would it be the end of real service packs? Would these be delivered via Windows Update or a new Windows Anytime Upgrade style?
Lots of questions, lots of theories. But, I would definitely be a supporter. Less stagnant OS on the desktop, more secure.
In an enterprise, though, it would be more fragmentation, more support hurdles, and less upgrading. An enterprise would upgrade once every 5-7 years. That's where MS makes their money, so a annual schedule wouldn't make much sense other than the consumer side.
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Sony Xperia development is a whirlwind of sharing and porting. There seemingly isn't anything released on any given Xperia device that isn't eventually ported to the other Xperia devices. From the launcher, to apps, and many other things, the Sony Xperia line is the epitome of developmental sharing. That said, the Sony Xperia Arc as well as the Sony Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Active, and Ray have all received a port of the Sony Xperia S lock screen.
XDA Senior Member AeonWorld ported the lock screen to the Xperia Arc. A few days later XDA Senior Member ThilinaC ported the mod to the Mini, Mini Pro, Active, and Ray. However, during that port, ThrilinaC also added a mod to customize the app shortcuts on the lock screen. This mod was then brought back to the Xperia Arc. Awesome.
For all the devices, the mod is pretty simple to apply. Just download the appropriate file and flash in custom recovery. The mods are only compatible with the stock ROMs at this time, so if you want to check it out you may have to roll back to rooted stock, although it'll likely be added to custom ROMs in due time.
For additional information, hit up either the Xperia Arc thread or the Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Active, and Ray thread.
Update: This awesome modification is also available on the Xperia Neo and Neo V thanks to the work of XDA Recognized Contributor Pandemic and XDA Forum Member x_one. You can find their work in this thread.
It can be said without exaggeration that the Sony Xperia S has been one of the best Android devices ever when it comes to porting its software to other Android devices. Xperia S ports are simply everywhere, and range from a few applications to, in some cases, full blown ROMs. It seems as though nearly everyone wants a piece of Xperia S software love, and devs have been more than willing to hand it out.
The Xperia S ports to everywhere saga continues as XDA Forum Member Lasan has ported the Sony Xperia S proprietary music player, called MusicXS, to a range of Xperia devices including the Mini, Mini Pro, Active and Ray. The mod, which is a recovery-flashable update.zip, will install the music player along with all the libraries required for it to run properly. Says Lasan:
work fine with SoundEnhancement and Surround Effect. May be ported completed 99%
So not only are you getting the application, but also all the fun little options it comes with. As with Sony XLoud, users will be treated a modified music experience, and since the stock Android music player still doesn't seem to understand that people want equalizers with their music, it's definitely worth a shot for music lovers. However, there are some things users need to know before flashing. Says Lasan:
For devices other than WT19 (walkman), remove the default music files in /system/app/SemcMusic.apk with RootExplorer or Titanium Backup
For MIUI and GingerCruzt-XS, Music and all fix include to next update
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TEL AVIV, Israel, Jan. 29, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- IBM (NYSE: IBM) and Ben-Gurion University of the Negev announced today their intention to establish a Center of Excellence for Security and Protection of Infrastructure and Assets, located in Beer-Sheva, Israel. This new joint venture will develop a curriculum that will help train the next generation of professionals, as well as perform leading edge scientific research on emerging areas like Big Data and cloud computing.
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This joint venture will be housed at the BGU Alon Building for Hi-Tech, enabling IBM and university researchers to team and build on the developing ecosystem in the region. Working collaboratively with private and public organizations, scientists and academics will collaborate to better understand how to secure and protect critical infrastructure and data. For example, as the Internet of Things becomes more pervasive, it is increasingly important to address the security of devices and machines that connect to the Internet, in addition to traditional digital assets.
"Today's announcement reinforces IBM's commitment to accelerate innovation that meets the industry's most pressing long term business requirements," said Steve Mills, senior vice present and group executive, IBM Software & Systems. "Our ongoing investments and rich history of patent leadership is helping our clients secure and protect their infrastructure and data in today's new era of Big Data and Cloud Computing. Our partnership with Ben-Gurion University will help extend innovation not only in Israel but around the world."
Earlier this month, IBM announced that its inventors received a record-setting 6,809 patents-the 21st consecutive year the company topped the annual list of U.S. patent leaders. IBM holds more than 3,000 security-related patents.
In 2013, IBM acquired Israeli cybersecurity firm Trusteer and announced the opening of the IBM Cybersecurity Software Lab in Tel Aviv. This software lab brings together more than 200 Trusteer and IBM researchers and developers to focus on mobile and application security, advanced threat and malware, counter-fraud and financial crimes.
IBM has been in Israel for more than 60 years and opened its first research facility in Haifa in 1972. IBM has acquired more than a dozen companies in Israel, and more than 1,000 software and hardware developers work in Research and Development for IBM in Israel. This announcement of the new Center of Excellence for Security and Protection of Infrastructure and Assets in Beer-Sheva will complement IBM's worldwide network of 25 security labs.
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Registration begins April 21 for summer classes at Colorado Mountain College. Many classes, including those taught via online learning, start the week of May 11. Other classes start throughout the semester.
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A sequel to our Artisan Bread class, we venture into Italy to explore some classic Italian style breads. Learn the importance of a Biga in preparing Ciabatta, Rustic Whole Wheat Olive and Rosemary bread, Grissini and a Rustic Italian Boule.
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Spend an evening in Paris gazing at the Eiffel Tower as we learn to prepare Leeks Vinaigrette, Pommes Frites, Ratatouille, Chicken Fricasse with Tarragon and Mushrooms, Potage Escargot and topping it all off with a delicious Tarte au Pruneaux.
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Haven't tried Blackboard Collaborate yet? It's an amazing way to communicate real-time with your students online. Think of the possibilities—online office hours, study sessions, class meetings…You can chat (type), speak with audio to the class, use a webcam to transmit your video to the group, show a PowerPoint, webpage, video, draw together on a whiteboard… You can also record the whole session with just a click, and paste the link to the recording in your online Canvas course for students who missed the session or for students who would like to review it. We will discuss:
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Take a trip through the Eastern Mediterranean while learning to prepare healthy home-cooked dishes from Macedonia, Greece, Turkey, Syria and countries on the Black Sea.
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Cost $43
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It's Fitness Month here at iMore and Mobile Nations and this week's focus is on exercise. We've already taken a look at the hardcore bootcamp app P90X, so this time we're going to take a look at an app for a gentler workout approach: Yoga Studio.
Yoga Studio has 30 ready-made yoga classes ranging from 15 to 60 minutes with beginner, intermediate, or expert yoga poses. You can filter the classes by ability, focus, or duration. Each class is not initially installed onto your device with your app so as to not take up a bunch of storage. Instead, you can pick and choose and download the ones you want.
After you download a class, you can go through each pose and learn exactly how to do them, view a photo, see a list of their benefits, how to modify them for more novice or advanced users, and things to be careful about (like if you have back or hip inflammation, for example).
In addition to just looking at the poses individually, you can watch a video that goes through the entire class. The instructor has a very calm voice and there is calming music in the background. As the instructor tells you what to do, a model demonstrates the poses on the video. Tapping the video will pause it and give you options to skip to the next pose, share with AirPlay, or finish watching.
The classes included with Yoga Studio are great, but if you'd rather create your own class with the exact combination of poses that you want, you can. You can start from a clean slate or customize an already existing class.
Yoga Studio also integrates with the built-in Calendar so that you can schedule in times to take your classes. When you get an alert from Calendar, you just simply click the link and Yoga Studio will launch and take you strait to your class.
Whether you're completely new to yoga or a seasoned expert, Yoga Studio is an excellent yoga class. It's packed with over 280 poses, 30 classes, and more. Yoga is an excellent workout for body and mind and Yoga Studio is a fantastic way to attend classes at a very low price. I highly recommend Yoga Studio and look forward to using it more regularly, myself.
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With access to one of the best abilities in the game in Magic Guard, Abra is immune to residual damage. This gives Abra potent revenge killing power as it can not be OHKOed under most circumstances while holding a Focus Sash. Magic Guard also prevents Life Orb recoil, making Abra one of the best Life Orb users in the metagame and a very powerful force when in the right hands. Combine all this with Fighting-types seeing use on almost every team, and Abra becomes a massive offensive threat that can 2HKO many threats. Unfortunately for Abra, its pitiful defenses means that almost anything can knock it out in one hit. This includes Sucker Punch, one of the most common priority moves in the metagame, as well as attacks from faster Pokemon such as Sand Rush Drilbur. By keeping Abra away from Dark-types and faster opponents, it will be free to smash the opposing team.
This is Abra's most effective and most common set, utilizing its revenge killing abilities to the fullest. The Focus Sash + Magic Guard combination means that only multi-hit moves, such as Icicle Spear, are capable of KOing Abra in one turn. Entry hazards, weather damage, and status effects are the bane of other Focus Sash users as the residual damage breaks the Sash, but Abra has no such problems, making it arguably the best Focus Sash user in the metagame. Psychic serves as Abra's main STAB, and with Abra's huge Special Attack, it packs quite a punch. Shadow Ball hits opposing Ghost-types harder than Psychic and allows Abra to hit other Psychic-types, such as Slowpoke, super effectively. Hidden Power Fighting lets Abra hurt Steel-types, especially Pawniard, whose lethal Sucker Punch can be mitigated with Focus Sash. It's also Abra's only attack that's effective at all against Murkrow and Vullaby, but without super effective damage, you are better off switching out. Protect rounds out the set by keeping Abra's Focus Sash intact against Fake Out users such as Mienfoo and Croagunk. It also allows Abra to scout its opponent for surprise attacks, such as Choice Scarf Mienfoo's U-turn, that would otherwise knock Abra out.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Abra's Focus Sash set can force a lot of switches, something which this set benefits heavily from. By setting up a Substitute on a predicted switch, Abra gains the ability to attack with impunity on the next turn. With a recoil-free Life Orb powering up its attacks, a free turn from behind a Substitute can be all Abra needs to snowball out of control. Psychic packs a ton of power with the boost from Life Orb. For example, a non-Life Orb boosted Psychic can sometimes fail to OHKO specially defensive Timburr, but Timburr stands no chance with Life Orb factored in. Shadow Ball also gains more power, but it still doesn't OHKO anything it needs to, such as Misdreavus and Slowpoke. Hidden Power Fighting gains a superb boost in power as well, earning 2HKOes on very important targets after Stealth Rock, such as Porygon, Lickitung, and Lileep outside of sandstorm.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
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Abra's movepool does have a few other gems that it can use. A Substitute + Calm Mind set with a Life Orb is viable, making Abra impossible to wall after a Calm Mind or two. However, it is very hard to set up with, and any Dark-types on the opposing team will prevent Abra from setting up at all. Charge Beam is usable on the Sub + 3 Attacks set, but it is not capable of OHKOing Eviolite Murkrow after Stealth Rock damage and has a 10% chance to miss; However, netting a Special Attack boost with it can be devastating to the opposing team. Abra's support movepool includes Encore, Taunt, Thunder Wave, and even Knock Off, but Abra is far too frail to put these moves to use. The only feasible support set for Abra would be a dual screens set using Encore to get a free turn to set up. With Abra's massive Speed, it is easy to set up both screens, but Abra will still be quite frail if it is holding Light Clay to extend the time that dual screens are up.
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Sucker Punch users can bypass Abra's Speed advantage and either ruin its Focus Sash or outright KO it. Of course, most of these Pokemon happen to be Dark-types, which also boast an immunity to Abra's STAB, forcing it out easily. Misdreavus is not OHKOed by anything Abra can throw at it and has STAB Shadow Ball with which it can demolish Abra. Without a Life Orb, Abra's attacks can't 2HKO most bulky special walls such as Porygon, Chinchou, and Lileep, and even with it the last two can still withstand two Psychics or Hidden Powers at full health. Anything that is faster than Abra is usually able to KO it as well. Examples include Sand Rush Drilbur, Choice Scarf Mienfoo, and +1 Scraggy. Even slower Pokemon can likely OHKO Abra once its Focus Sash is gone. as long as they can take a Psychic without fainting.


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210 E. 58th St.
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Dawat Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(212) 355-7555
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday –Thursday: 11:30am - 2:45pm, Friday – Saturday: 11:30am - 2:45pm; Dinner: Monday – Thursday: 5:30pm - 10:45pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 11:15pm, Sunday: 5:30pm – 10:45pm
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AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Executive Chef:
Madhur Jaffrey
Dress Code:
Business Casual
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Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Full Bar, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access
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Cross Street:
2nd and 3rd Ave.
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4,5,6,N,R lines – Lexington stop.
E,F lines – Lexington stop
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A word from Dawat
Dawat is a fine north Indian restaurant that also serves a couple of south Indian dishes as well. Located in Midtown East, Dawat is one of Manhattan's finest Indian restaurants
that serves an eclectic array of interesting dishes.
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Lunch with business associates or
just alone to unwind is always a pleasurable break from the work day. The service is welcoming and efficient and the food never fails to please. I always feel both satisfied and reinvigorated after having a midday break at this neighborhood favorite."
Dined on 4/9/2014
I brought in a group of people (6)
from spain two of whom had never had Indian food before. Dawat provided a good introduction. Thank you"
Dined on 3/29/2014
Both the standards and the less
often encountered Fos were delicious, service fine but not excessive nor too "friendly" Atmosphere ok but not special Will certainly return often"
Dined on 3/22/2014
Lovely presentation of delectable
Indian food with confident service in a quiet atmosphere. Reasonable prices. We talked after the meal for several hours without being rushed out on a Saturday night."
Dined on 3/8/2014
Extensive menu with excellent
descriptions-- very helpful to someone who doesn't often eat Indian food. Service was excellent."
Dined on 2/18/2014
I booked a table for 2 whilst on
holiday in New York for my boyfriends birthday. After getting off the subway it did take us a couple of minutes to find but what a find it was! The food is incredible and even before you order there are these amazing cumin studded poppadoms on the table with a spicey dip. You can see the chef making them through the glass window into the kitchen. Now I am vegetarian and quite fussy as I don't enjoy spicey food and they accomodate for everythijg! I had a wonderful dish of paneer in a mild (they ask how hot you would like your food) creamy tomato sauce and my boyfriend had chicken jalfrezi 2hich he said was delicious. I would highly recommend this place to everyone, even if you aren't crazy about curry."
Dined on 2/3/2014
Some dishes are great; others just
ok. Previous likes turned out mediocre. specials are to be tried. But a lovely Christmas Eve dinner filled with a mature crowd - a warm place on a cold night."
Dined on 12/24/2013
We ate at Dawat pre-theater. There
were no other diners in the restaurant when we arrived, but the staff made us feel really welcome, but not in an overbearing way. They helped us select drinks. We ate the vegetarian thali sampler and it was so amazing. Such great flavors and a good amount of spice. It was also fun watching the tandoori cook in the glassed in room while we waited for our food. Overall, a great experience!"
Dined on 1/19/2014
The food was great. Good service.
You have to pay for every single thing thou rice entree even the bread was separate. But all worth it. Chikin tika was my favoriteee"
Dined on 1/16/2014
Used to be a great Indian
restaurant, now just ok."
Dined on 1/16/2014
If you have a craving for Indian
food and work in Midtown -- Dawat is always a safe, consistent bet."
Dined on 1/13/2014
The food is delicious and the
service is very warm and friendly. The staff makes you feel at home and like family."
Dined on 1/10/2014
I tried the 3 course lunch option
when I visited Dawat on Christmas Day. Very reasonably priced restaurant.The staff was polite and attentive without hovering. The dishes were flavorful and the portions were generous. The chicken chettinad, black dal, pullao (rice) and saag paneer (spinach with squares homemade cheese) of were some of the best I've eaten. The staff packed up all the remaining food so that I could enjoy the leftovers another day."
Dined on 12/25/2013
This was our first experience of
an Indian restaurant in New York and we had researched the venue well! We were not disappointed. Great food and excellent service. 2 of our party were vegetarian both the vegetarian and non veg meals were delightful. Thank you we enjoyed our visit to Dawat and will be back next year."
Dined on 12/28/2013
Large portions, tasty mulligatawny
soup, lamb on the mixed grill was the best I've ever had-so tender, amazing flavor."
Dined on 12/14/2013
Had not been there for some
time.arrived at 1:20 for a 1:30 reservation. Fifteen minutes waves told the kitchen was closing at 2:00'they had not ment to open that day ."
Dined on 11/29/2013
DAWAT is a standby, but by no
means ho-hum. Reliable AND fresh and delicious. THere's a lunch special, and we had a quiet time on the Saturday after THanksgiving when the city is stuffed with shoppers, students on break, and everyone else. What a joy!"
Dined on 11/30/2013
Good authentic Indian food. I like
the Madhur Jafri style of cooking Indian food. She is a great chef. I ordered the vegetarian thali, which had an assortment of well prepared vegetable dishes. Service was quick, but not too attentive. For dessert we tried the kulfi ( not the best , I have had much better elsewhere) , but the Ras Malai was good. Overall I would go back for the food. Decor was lacking."
Dined on 11/21/2013
Dawat was recommended to us by a
NYC native, and we were not disappointed. Delicious food, terrific service, and a highlight of our dining experiences in a week spent in NYC."
Dined on 11/13/2013
Had the tasting menu, with the 1st
course it was very good, but. The main course the leg of lamb was very over cooked and dried out, the paneer tasted like canned spinach was used, the chicken was good. The service was great."
Dined on 11/18/2013
Dawat is nothing particularly
grand to look at, but the food is exceptional. The restaurant sits a couple of steps down from street level, and the interior is shop-worn. Still, the waitstaff wear black and white, with tie, and they are quite attentive. The food is delicious. We ordered two of the special mixed dinners, one a grilled selection and the other with seafood. I would definitely recommend this place to friends."
Dined on 11/9/2013
Indian food is one of our
favorites for the interesting vegan options which Dawat offers. Many of their vegetarian options can also be done vegan. They also honor our low oil request. Our best Indian restaurant ever anywhere!"
Dined on 10/26/2013
Dawat is a high end Indian
restaurant that has an excellent and unique menu. It is a bit pricey, but well worth it for a great dining experience."
Dined on 10/24/2013
Perhaps my 12 th visit over the
years. I have always enjoyed Dawat when we return to NYC , and have once again taken two friends to see how good Indian cuisine ,done well, can be. This visit the place is looking somewhat dated with wall repairs obvious and not as clean appearing. That being said...the food continues to impress. All 3 of us at this lunch enjoy and even cook Indian cuisine. Dawat impressed my guests and continues to be a special event for me.Great place for people who love great Indian cuisine. Also great to introduce the new less experienced foodie to how good Indian food can be when done well with great spicing, produce and execution. Terrific dinner and lunch. They could use to update the interior of the restaurant. Please"
Dined on 10/18/2013
We were given a nice table and
service was quick and efficient. As it was a 'meatless Friday' we ordered the the shrimp tandoori which was excellent. The breads were also good but we were disappointed with the Goan Fish Curry. There was very little Goan flavour and the gravy was far too thick, but overall we were happy to have dined there."
Dined on 10/11/2013
As a regular diner, I am pleased
by the consistency of the the good food and attentive service."
Dined on 10/10/2013
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February 3, 2010
President Barack Obama announced on February 3 three actions that the federal government is taking to boost U.S. biofuels production. The measures include: the final rule from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to implement the Renewable Fuels Standard (RFS) of 36 billion gallons by 2022; a proposed rule from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) for its Biomass Crop Assistance Program (BCAP), which provides financing to increase the production of biomass for bioenergy; and the release of Growing America's Fuel,the first report from the president's Biofuels Interagency Working Group. The report lays out a strategy to advance the development and commercialization of a sustainable biofuels industry.
The primary measure is the change in the RFS program, required by the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007, which mandates that biofuels production will grow from last year's 11.1 billion gallons to 36 billion gallons in 2022. The 2022 goal includes 21 billion gallons to come from advanced biofuels, defined as those that cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 50%. For the first time, some renewable fuels must also achieve greenhouse gas emission reductions, compared to the gasoline and diesel fuels they displace, in order to be counted towards compliance with volume standards. According to the EPA, meeting the 2022 goal could reduce U.S. dependence on oil by more than 328 million barrels per year.
The EPA final rule sets the RFS for 2010 at 12.95 billion gallons of renewable fuel, all of which must be used in transportation fuels over the course of the year. For the first time, the EPA has also set volume requirements for specific categories of renewable fuels. For 2010, the cellulosic biofuel standard is 6.5 million gallons, and the total volume of advanced biofuels must be at least 950 million gallons. Biomass-based diesel is expected to contribute 650 million gallons of that total, but because a regulatory structure was not implemented to achieve the 2009 requirement of 500 million gallons of biomass-based diesel, the new rule combines the two years, requiring a total of 1.15 billion gallons of biomass-based diesel for 2009 and 2010. See the full EPA rule.
As a second measure, the USDA has also proposed a rule for the BCAP program, which has already begun to provide matching payments for the collection, harvest, storage, and transportation of biomass to eligible biomass conversion facilities. The third part of the biofuels effort was the release of Growing America's Fuel, the first report from the Biofuels Interagency Working Group, which was created by the president last May and led by USDA, DOE, and the EPA. The report focuses on both short-term growth and the long-term roadmap for biofuel growth, using strategies such as public-private partnerships. Among other things, it calls for increased government consumption of biofuels along with an integrated management approach. See the DOE press release, the USDA press release, the BCAP Web site, and the Growing America's Fuels report (PDF 165 KB). Download Adobe Reader.
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